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Journalists embedded with the Iraqi army on the frontline battling the Islamic State group risk their lives every day to report on this must-crucial of wars. FRANCE 24’s team on the ground took a step back to look at these "information warriors".
In Iraq, the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group is not just being fought on the ground; it is also an information war. While terrorists flood social networks with propaganda videos and photos, around 1,500Iraqi war correspondents are currently covering the progress of the regular army and militias fighting their way to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Mosul. These "information warriors" are side-by-side with the soldiers.
The Iraqi journalists show incredible courage by filming the fighting up close and risking their own lives. Not all of them survive to file their reports for the next news bulletin. Proud of their country, they play an important role in the battle against the IS group and often appeal to God to win the "holy war against evil".
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Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the conflict.
While his images of fighters and everyday Syrians alike travel the globe, his work is poorly paid and highly dangerous.
The Deadliest Beat
The daily headlines in the Mexican media are often filled with stories of death and violence.
The crimes often remain unsolved but journalists at the weekly newspaper Riodece risking their lives to report the grim truth about Mexico's violent drug war.
The journalists tackle the complex politics behind the war on drugs, chasing stories that point to collusion and corruption in high places.
Eyes of Nuba
For Ahmed Khatir, when war broke out between Sudan's government and Nuban rebels in June 2011, he watched, powerless, as Sudanese soldiers burned his family's home.
But instead of taking up arms to join the rebels he decided to join a group of citizen journalists who are determined to make the world take notice as another African conflict unfolds.
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published:08 Aug 2017

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Watch journalist Julia Ioffe’s candid, full interview on Putin and allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election – part of FRONTLINE’s media transparency project for our investigation, “Putin’s Revenge.”
More: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/interview-collection/the-putin-files/

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A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other people injured by live fire. In recent weeks more than a hundred Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops, including two journalists.
Despite the dangers, one woman has continued to document life in the impoverished, isolated territory. She's the only female photojournalist on the frontlines there. She doesn't just capture the tragedy of the many deaths, but the triumph of life too, and its many faces, in the Gaza Strip.
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Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
For similar stories see:
Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan
https://youtu.be/4kBMyaIzoe0
Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS?
https://youtu.be/Q2X7eP6d0ME
The ChildrenBrainwashed To Become Jihadis
https://youtu.be/kAYHAovJy84
Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before.
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For more than 28 hours, CNN's Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine were with Iraqi special forces during their push into ISIS-held Mosul.

published:07 Nov 2016

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ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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Journalist (1993 film)

Plot

Ranjini Menon (Sithara), a gold medal winner in journalism arrives back in Kochi from Delhi. She starts living with her brother advocate Venu Menon(Saikumar)'s family and joins Malayalam news paper Kerala Today as an investigative journalist. She meets sub-editor Unnikrishnan (Jagadeesh), a shy young man. Unnikrishnan immediately falls for Ranjini but fails to reveal his feelings. Ranjini also meets Managing Director of the newspaper, Vishwanathan (Siddique) who is a widower. Ranjini becomes close with Vishwanathan's family, particular with his daughter. This prompts Vishwanathan to consider proposing to Ranjini.

As an investigative journalist, Ranjini publishes articles against the proposed chemical factory. This angers the factory owner business man Sharmaji (Narendraprasad). One night Sharmaji's hinge men tries to capture Ranjini in the street, but she is saved by an I.P.S officer Jayachandran(Jayaram) who has been suspended from service. It turns out that Sharamaji was earlier arrested by Jayachandran for smuggling spirit; but Jayachandran's superior officer (K. P. A. C. Sunny) and minister (T. P. Madhavan) conspired against him with Jayachandran suspended from service and Sharmaji released. Ranjini, along with Unnikrishnan and Jayachandran sets out on an investigative mission on Sharmaji. Jayachandran also develops feelings for Ranjini.

Journalist (Russian magazine)

Journalist (Russian:Журналистъ) is a Russian magazine founded in 1914 by literary critic Vladimir Friche aimed at newsworkers. With the growing number of periodicals in pre-World War I Russia, Friche recognised the need for a publication which served the people who worked in the industry and could help to strengthen their cohesion sense of identity.

Frontline (band)

History

The New Zealandhip hop group known as 'Frontline' is a two man hip hop team: Samoan-EuropeanMCDavid Dallas (also known as Con Psy) and producer and DJ Nick Maclaren DJ 41:30. Con Psy won the 2003 Auckland MC Battle For Supremacy and 41 has won the 2000 Auckland ITF Championships.

After meeting in 2001 in Auckland, the pair formed some tracks together & released a mixtapeWhat You Expect?. During this time Maclaren produced tracks for the likes of the Deceptikonz, Mareko and more while Dallas completed a BSc in computing. Without any formal broadcasting or distribution, it sold over 1000 copies.

The duo hooked up with premier New Zealand DJ P Money (also known as Peter Wadams).He signed Frontline to his co-owned record label Dirty Records. He then offered Dallas' skills to Scribe's multi#1 single "Not Many-The Remix!" featured on Scribe's five times platinum albumThe Crusader.

Frontline (U.S. TV series)

Frontline is a public affairs television program that produces and broadcasts in-depth documentaries about various subjects. Produced at WGBH-TV in Boston, Massachusetts and distributed through the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States, the program has been critically acclaimed and received numerous awards. Some programs are made by independent filmmakers and broadcast as part of the Frontline series. Since the series debut, there have been more than 500 films broadcast. Although primarily seen through television, the program shows a large portion of their shows in interactive webcasts on their main website.

Background

The program debuted in 1983, with NBC anchorwoman Jessica Savitch as its host, but Savitch died later in the first season. NewsHour's Judy Woodruff took over as anchor in 1984, and hosted the program for five years. In 1990, the show did away with the anchor position, and left the narrator to introduce each report.

Since 1988, Frontline has also aired "The Choice"—a series of special editions aired during the lead-up to presidential elections, focusing on the two candidates in the running to become President of the United States. The most recent of these aired on October 9, 2012, and featured a dual biography tracing the lives and careers of incumbent President Barack Obama and his challenger, Mitt Romney. The previous installment aired on October 14, 2008, using the same dual-biography format for Obama and John McCain. The 2008 documentary, produced by Michael Kirk, generated favorable reviews from The New York Times, which stated that the program helped viewers "gain perspective" about the "idea-oriented campaign," and The Los Angeles Times, which labeled it "refreshingly clear" and "informative".

Frontline (season 2)

This is a list of the 13 episodes of series two of Frontline, which first aired in 1995. In series 2, Frontline (the fictional show-within-the-show) struggles with ratings, and the network's varying attempts to heighten the ratings. The series is shot in mockumentary style. All of the show's episodes were written and directed by Rob Sitch (Mike Moore), Jane Kennedy (Brooke Vandenberg), Santo Cilauro (Geoffrey Salter) – who also did most of the camera work – and Tom Gleisner.

EXCLUSIVE - With the journalists on the frontline in Iraq

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Journalists embedded with the Iraqi army on the frontline battling the Islamic State group risk their lives every day to report on this must-crucial of wars. FRANCE 24’s team on the ground took a step back to look at these "information warriors".
In Iraq, the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group is not just being fought on the ground; it is also an information war. While terrorists flood social networks with propaganda videos and photos, around 1,500Iraqi war correspondents are currently covering the progress of the regular army and militias fighting their way to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Mosul. These "information warriors" are side-by-side with the soldiers.
The Iraqi journalists show incredible courage by filming the fighting up close and risking their own lives. Not all of them survive to file their reports for the next news bulletin. Proud of their country, they play an important role in the battle against the IS group and often appeal to God to win the "holy war against evil".
Dominique Hennequin and Thierry Simonet report on the daily lives of these extraordinary war journalists.
Visit our website :
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25:01

Journalists on the frontline - Al Jazeera Selects

Journalists on the frontline - Al Jazeera Selects

Journalists on the frontline - Al Jazeera Selects

Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the conflict.
While his images of fighters and everyday Syrians alike travel the globe, his work is poorly paid and highly dangerous.
The Deadliest Beat
The daily headlines in the Mexican media are often filled with stories of death and violence.
The crimes often remain unsolved but journalists at the weekly newspaper Riodece risking their lives to report the grim truth about Mexico's violent drug war.
The journalists tackle the complex politics behind the war on drugs, chasing stories that point to collusion and corruption in high places.
Eyes of Nuba
For Ahmed Khatir, when war broke out between Sudan's government and Nuban rebels in June 2011, he watched, powerless, as Sudanese soldiers burned his family's home.
But instead of taking up arms to join the rebels he decided to join a group of citizen journalists who are determined to make the world take notice as another African conflict unfolds.
- Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe
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- Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera
- Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/

1:47:57

The Putin Files: Julia Ioffe

The Putin Files: Julia Ioffe

The Putin Files: Julia Ioffe

Watch journalist Julia Ioffe’s candid, full interview on Putin and allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election – part of FRONTLINE’s media transparency project for our investigation, “Putin’s Revenge.”
More: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/interview-collection/the-putin-files/

0:00

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The only woman photojournalist on the Gaza frontline

A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other people injured by live fire. In recent weeks more than a hundred Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops, including two journalists.
Despite the dangers, one woman has continued to document life in the impoverished, isolated territory. She's the only female photojournalist on the frontlines there. She doesn't just capture the tragedy of the many deaths, but the triumph of life too, and its many faces, in the Gaza Strip.
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27:08

Behind The Taliban Mask: The Other Side Of Afghanistan's Front-line (2010)

Behind The Taliban Mask: The Other Side Of Afghanistan's Front-line (2010)

Behind The Taliban Mask: The Other Side Of Afghanistan's Front-line (2010)

Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
For similar stories see:
Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan
https://youtu.be/4kBMyaIzoe0
Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS?
https://youtu.be/Q2X7eP6d0ME
The ChildrenBrainwashed To Become Jihadis
https://youtu.be/kAYHAovJy84
Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before.
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RT correspondent caught in the crossfire in Syria

Syrian troops have made strides in defending more cities against rebels in the western part of the country amid a years-long civil war. Lizzie Phelan was there reporting on the crisis and ended up in the middle of sniper fire.
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10:44

CNN reporter trapped with Iraqi forces during ISIS attack

CNN reporter trapped with Iraqi forces during ISIS attack

CNN reporter trapped with Iraqi forces during ISIS attack

For more than 28 hours, CNN's Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine were with Iraqi special forces during their push into ISIS-held Mosul.

47:28

Reporters at War: Bringing It All Back Home (EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

Reporters at War: Bringing It All Back Home (EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

Reporters at War: Bringing It All Back Home (EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
Want to watch more full-length Documentaries?
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EXCLUSIVE - With the journalists on the frontline in Iraq

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Journalists embedded with the Iraqi army on the frontline battling the Islamic State group risk their lives every day to report on this must-crucial of wars. FRANCE 24’s team on the ground took a step back to look at these "information warriors".
In Iraq, the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group is not just being fought on the ground; it is also an information war. While terrorists flood social networks with propaganda videos and photos, around 1,500Iraqi war correspondents are currently covering the progress of the regular army and militias fighting their way to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Mosul. These "information warriors" are side-by-side wit...

published: 11 Nov 2016

Journalists on the frontline - Al Jazeera Selects

Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the conflict.
While his images of fighters and everyday Syrians alike travel the globe, his work is poorly paid and highly dangerous.
The Deadliest Beat
The daily headlines in the Mexican media are often filled with stories of death and violence.
The crimes often remain unsolved but journalists at the weekly newspaper Riodece risking their lives to report the grim truth about Mexico's violent drug war.
The journalists tackle the complex politics behind the war on drugs, chasing stories that point to collusion and corruption in high places.
Eyes of Nuba
For Ahmed Khatir, when war broke out between Sudan's government and Nuban rebels i...

published: 08 Aug 2017

The Putin Files: Julia Ioffe

Watch journalist Julia Ioffe’s candid, full interview on Putin and allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election – part of FRONTLINE’s media transparency project for our investigation, “Putin’s Revenge.”
More: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/interview-collection/the-putin-files/

published: 27 Oct 2017

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The only woman photojournalist on the Gaza frontline

A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other people injured by live fire. In recent weeks more than a hundred Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops, including two journalists.
Despite the dangers, one woman has continued to document life in the impoverished, isolated territory. She's the only female photojournalist on the frontlines there. She doesn't just capture the tragedy of the many deaths, but the triumph of life too, and its many faces, in the Gaza Strip.
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published: 01 Jun 2018

Behind The Taliban Mask: The Other Side Of Afghanistan's Front-line (2010)

Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
For similar stories see:
Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan
https://youtu.be/4kBMyaIzoe0
Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS?
https://youtu.be/Q2X7eP6d0ME
The ChildrenBrainwashed To Become Jihadis
https://youtu.be/kAYHAovJy84
Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before.
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Follow...

RT correspondent caught in the crossfire in Syria

Syrian troops have made strides in defending more cities against rebels in the western part of the country amid a years-long civil war. Lizzie Phelan was there reporting on the crisis and ended up in the middle of sniper fire.
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published: 08 Sep 2015

CNN reporter trapped with Iraqi forces during ISIS attack

For more than 28 hours, CNN's Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine were with Iraqi special forces during their push into ISIS-held Mosul.

published: 07 Nov 2016

Reporters at War: Bringing It All Back Home (EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondent...

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondent...

Subscribe to France 24 now :
http://f24.my/youtubeEN
FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7
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Journalists embedded with the Iraqi army on the frontline battling the Islamic State group risk their lives every day to report on this must-crucial of wars. FRANCE 24’s team on the ground took a step back to look at these "information warriors".
In Iraq, the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group is not just being fought on the ground; it is also an information war. While terrorists flood social networks with propaganda videos and photos, around 1,500Iraqi war correspondents are currently covering the progress of the regular army and militias fighting their way to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Mosul. These "information warriors" are side-by-side with the soldiers.
The Iraqi journalists show incredible courage by filming the fighting up close and risking their own lives. Not all of them survive to file their reports for the next news bulletin. Proud of their country, they play an important role in the battle against the IS group and often appeal to God to win the "holy war against evil".
Dominique Hennequin and Thierry Simonet report on the daily lives of these extraordinary war journalists.
Visit our website :
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Subscribe to France 24 now :
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FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7
http://f24.my/YTliveEN
Journalists embedded with the Iraqi army on the frontline battling the Islamic State group risk their lives every day to report on this must-crucial of wars. FRANCE 24’s team on the ground took a step back to look at these "information warriors".
In Iraq, the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group is not just being fought on the ground; it is also an information war. While terrorists flood social networks with propaganda videos and photos, around 1,500Iraqi war correspondents are currently covering the progress of the regular army and militias fighting their way to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Mosul. These "information warriors" are side-by-side with the soldiers.
The Iraqi journalists show incredible courage by filming the fighting up close and risking their own lives. Not all of them survive to file their reports for the next news bulletin. Proud of their country, they play an important role in the battle against the IS group and often appeal to God to win the "holy war against evil".
Dominique Hennequin and Thierry Simonet report on the daily lives of these extraordinary war journalists.
Visit our website :
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Journalists on the frontline - Al Jazeera Selects

Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the confli...

Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the conflict.
While his images of fighters and everyday Syrians alike travel the globe, his work is poorly paid and highly dangerous.
The Deadliest Beat
The daily headlines in the Mexican media are often filled with stories of death and violence.
The crimes often remain unsolved but journalists at the weekly newspaper Riodece risking their lives to report the grim truth about Mexico's violent drug war.
The journalists tackle the complex politics behind the war on drugs, chasing stories that point to collusion and corruption in high places.
Eyes of Nuba
For Ahmed Khatir, when war broke out between Sudan's government and Nuban rebels in June 2011, he watched, powerless, as Sudanese soldiers burned his family's home.
But instead of taking up arms to join the rebels he decided to join a group of citizen journalists who are determined to make the world take notice as another African conflict unfolds.
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Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the conflict.
While his images of fighters and everyday Syrians alike travel the globe, his work is poorly paid and highly dangerous.
The Deadliest Beat
The daily headlines in the Mexican media are often filled with stories of death and violence.
The crimes often remain unsolved but journalists at the weekly newspaper Riodece risking their lives to report the grim truth about Mexico's violent drug war.
The journalists tackle the complex politics behind the war on drugs, chasing stories that point to collusion and corruption in high places.
Eyes of Nuba
For Ahmed Khatir, when war broke out between Sudan's government and Nuban rebels in June 2011, he watched, powerless, as Sudanese soldiers burned his family's home.
But instead of taking up arms to join the rebels he decided to join a group of citizen journalists who are determined to make the world take notice as another African conflict unfolds.
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The only woman photojournalist on the Gaza frontline

A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other peop...

A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other people injured by live fire. In recent weeks more than a hundred Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops, including two journalists.
Despite the dangers, one woman has continued to document life in the impoverished, isolated territory. She's the only female photojournalist on the frontlines there. She doesn't just capture the tragedy of the many deaths, but the triumph of life too, and its many faces, in the Gaza Strip.
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A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other people injured by live fire. In recent weeks more than a hundred Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops, including two journalists.
Despite the dangers, one woman has continued to document life in the impoverished, isolated territory. She's the only female photojournalist on the frontlines there. She doesn't just capture the tragedy of the many deaths, but the triumph of life too, and its many faces, in the Gaza Strip.
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Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
For similar stories see:
Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan
https://youtu.be/4kBMyaIzoe0
Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS?
https://youtu.be/Q2X7eP6d0ME
The ChildrenBrainwashed To Become Jihadis
https://youtu.be/kAYHAovJy84
Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before.
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Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
For similar stories see:
Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan
https://youtu.be/4kBMyaIzoe0
Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS?
https://youtu.be/Q2X7eP6d0ME
The ChildrenBrainwashed To Become Jihadis
https://youtu.be/kAYHAovJy84
Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before.
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RT correspondent caught in the crossfire in Syria

Syrian troops have made strides in defending more cities against rebels in the western part of the country amid a years-long civil war. Lizzie Phelan was there ...

Syrian troops have made strides in defending more cities against rebels in the western part of the country amid a years-long civil war. Lizzie Phelan was there reporting on the crisis and ended up in the middle of sniper fire.
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Syrian troops have made strides in defending more cities against rebels in the western part of the country amid a years-long civil war. Lizzie Phelan was there reporting on the crisis and ended up in the middle of sniper fire.
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Reporters at War: Bringing It All Back Home (EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspon...

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspon...

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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EXCLUSIVE - With the journalists on the frontline in Iraq

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Journalists embedded with the Iraqi army on the frontline battling the Islamic State group risk their lives every day to report on this must-crucial of wars. FRANCE 24’s team on the ground took a step back to look at these "information warriors".
In Iraq, the fight against the Islamic State (IS) group is not just being fought on the ground; it is also an information war. While terrorists flood social networks with propaganda videos and photos, around 1,500Iraqi war correspondents are currently covering the progress of the regular army and militias fighting their way to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Mosul. These "information warriors" are side-by-side with the soldiers.
The Iraqi journalists show incredible courage by filming the fighting up close and risking their own lives. Not all of them survive to file their reports for the next news bulletin. Proud of their country, they play an important role in the battle against the IS group and often appeal to God to win the "holy war against evil".
Dominique Hennequin and Thierry Simonet report on the daily lives of these extraordinary war journalists.
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Journalists on the frontline - Al Jazeera Selects

Son of War
Freelance photojournalist Ahmed Deeb has been travelling to Syria for years.
He is one of the few journalists still actively documenting the conflict.
While his images of fighters and everyday Syrians alike travel the globe, his work is poorly paid and highly dangerous.
The Deadliest Beat
The daily headlines in the Mexican media are often filled with stories of death and violence.
The crimes often remain unsolved but journalists at the weekly newspaper Riodece risking their lives to report the grim truth about Mexico's violent drug war.
The journalists tackle the complex politics behind the war on drugs, chasing stories that point to collusion and corruption in high places.
Eyes of Nuba
For Ahmed Khatir, when war broke out between Sudan's government and Nuban rebels in June 2011, he watched, powerless, as Sudanese soldiers burned his family's home.
But instead of taking up arms to join the rebels he decided to join a group of citizen journalists who are determined to make the world take notice as another African conflict unfolds.
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The only woman photojournalist on the Gaza frontline

A 21-year-old Palestinian medic has been killed in Gaza today near the Israeli border. She is reported to have been shot in the chest, with dozens of other people injured by live fire. In recent weeks more than a hundred Palestinians were killed by Israeli troops, including two journalists.
Despite the dangers, one woman has continued to document life in the impoverished, isolated territory. She's the only female photojournalist on the frontlines there. She doesn't just capture the tragedy of the many deaths, but the triumph of life too, and its many faces, in the Gaza Strip.
(Click to subscribe for more Channel 4 News videos.
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Behind The Taliban Mask: The Other Side Of Afghanistan's Front-line (2010)

Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
For similar stories see:
Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan
https://youtu.be/4kBMyaIzoe0
Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS?
https://youtu.be/Q2X7eP6d0ME
The ChildrenBrainwashed To Become Jihadis
https://youtu.be/kAYHAovJy84
Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before.
Subscribe to journeyman for daily uploads:
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RT correspondent caught in the crossfire in Syria

Syrian troops have made strides in defending more cities against rebels in the western part of the country amid a years-long civil war. Lizzie Phelan was there reporting on the crisis and ended up in the middle of sniper fire.
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Reporters at War: Bringing It All Back Home (EMMY AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
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ReportersAt War is a three-part series that takes a long hard look at one of the most dramatic and dangerous careers of modern times, that of the war correspondent.
More than 300 journalists have been killed in battle zones in the last dozen years, some 200 of these having been deliberately targeted by their killers.
The War in Iraq’s rate of attrition is the highest ever. Though 63 died in the Vietnam between 1963-1975, it’s been estimated that at the above rate around 4,500 journalists would die if the Iraq conflict lasted as long as the Vietnam War. Then there’s the psychological trauma of witnessing the brutality of war close-up, constantly, day in, day out, over long agonising periods of time. No wonder nervous breakdowns, marital break-ups, alcoholism, etc affect war correspondents to a degree unexperienced by most ordinary folk.
Reporters At War also examines the ever-changing circumstances that the war correspondent must file their stories under and the evolving technology that is supposed to make their job easier…that, at least, is the theory. It also looks at some early examples of how technology aided and abetted the faking of war newsreel footage, the impact that television may have had on the outcome of war and the pressure that reporters now find themselves under in the satellite-driven, 24-hour rolling-news era that they now unwittingly find themselves starring in.
Want to watch more full-length Documentaries?
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Journalist (1993 film)

Plot

Ranjini Menon (Sithara), a gold medal winner in journalism arrives back in Kochi from Delhi. She starts living with her brother advocate Venu Menon(Saikumar)'s family and joins Malayalam news paper Kerala Today as an investigative journalist. She meets sub-editor Unnikrishnan (Jagadeesh), a shy young man. Unnikrishnan immediately falls for Ranjini but fails to reveal his feelings. Ranjini also meets Managing Director of the newspaper, Vishwanathan (Siddique) who is a widower. Ranjini becomes close with Vishwanathan's family, particular with his daughter. This prompts Vishwanathan to consider proposing to Ranjini.

As an investigative journalist, Ranjini publishes articles against the proposed chemical factory. This angers the factory owner business man Sharmaji (Narendraprasad). One night Sharmaji's hinge men tries to capture Ranjini in the street, but she is saved by an I.P.S officer Jayachandran(Jayaram) who has been suspended from service. It turns out that Sharamaji was earlier arrested by Jayachandran for smuggling spirit; but Jayachandran's superior officer (K. P. A. C. Sunny) and minister (T. P. Madhavan) conspired against him with Jayachandran suspended from service and Sharmaji released. Ranjini, along with Unnikrishnan and Jayachandran sets out on an investigative mission on Sharmaji. Jayachandran also develops feelings for Ranjini.

Outbreaks and Superbugs Storytelling on the Frontlines with Journalist Maryn McKenna. Independentjournalist and author Maryn McKenna describes her path to becoming a journalist, the value of storytelling in reporting complex public health issues, what it's like to report from the ......

And despite the danger she faced taking journalists to the city and the frontlines, Martany, a Christian who already spoke four languages (Arabic, English, Kurdish and Assyrian), started fixing for journalists a few months later ... She’s even come across journalists who were spooked by her tenacity....

Outbreaks and Superbugs Storytelling on the Frontlines with Journalist Maryn McKenna. Independentjournalist and author Maryn McKenna describes her path to becoming a journalist, the value of storytelling in reporting complex public health issues, what it's like to report from the ......

And despite the danger she faced taking journalists to the city and the frontlines, Martany, a Christian who already spoke four languages (Arabic, English, Kurdish and Assyrian), started fixing for journalists a few months later ... She’s even come across journalists who were spooked by her tenacity....

But this shooting was different ... Let me say that, much as I admire them, I look at their remarkable movement from an odd perspective ... To me, the U.S ... the U.S. drone war ... tally ... When Safa al-Ahmad, a journalist for PBS’s Frontline, was asked why she thought it was important to hear from Yemenis experiencing American drone strikes, she responded. ... ....

This organization sees itself as a Peace Corps for journalists and has begun deploying young reporters into local communities ...FRONTLINE ... Through a grant by the Knight Foundation, "Frontline" will hire five journalists in newsrooms across the country and an editor to oversee their work on stories about a pre-selected series of topics....

This organization sees itself as a Peace Corps for journalists and has begun deploying young reporters into local communities ...FRONTLINE ... Through a grant by the Knight Foundation, "Frontline" will hire five journalists in newsrooms across the country and an editor to oversee their work on stories about a pre-selected series of topics....

OMAR OILFIELD - Kurdish-led forces pounded the last scrap of land held by the Islamic State group Monday, a scattering of tents and destroyed buildings in a remote eastern Syrian hamlet ... On the frontline Saturday, AFPjournalists saw figures wearing the long black clothes of women stroll inside, and bearded men zip down dirt tracks on motorbikes ... ....

The Islamic State group has lost all its territory in Syria except for a besieged pocket of land near the Iraqi border ... - Riverside camp - ... On the frontline Saturday, AFPjournalists saw figures wearing the long black clothes of women stroll inside, and bearded men zip down dirt tracks on motorbikes ... - Humanitarian crisis - ... ....